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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

A tramp recently arrested in Jackson
Mich. for discrderly conduct was found
to have a capacious wallet in his inside
pocket stuffed full of 2-cent postage
stamps. He confessed that he had been
making tour of the state begging
stamp from every person he net on the
plea Of wishing TO send a letter to his
wife When a stamp was not for'hcom
ing he usually got two coppers or nick
81 to buy one with, and was able 70 live IL
comfort on his revenue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
WALKING on THE WATER.
A Californian Builds Pair of Water Shoes
and AstonisheS the Natives.
San Franci.co Chronicle


Young Clarence Whistler again
attempted his experiments of
walking ON water yesterday. He sue
ceeded. The basin formed by the two
piers at the foot of Washington street
was his arena He did not walk to Goat
Island, but confined his aquatic pedes-
trianism to the space mentioned. He had
about twenty spectators.
His shoes were the same he used on
Tuesday, which were described in these
columns. Whistler built them himself.
They were modelled upon the Monitor
type of naval craft. The turrets are
square. Into them he inserts his feet.
The remainder of the space is honey
combed with air tight compartments and
zinc flaps are hinged on the bottom.
These nautical shoes weigh nineteen
pounds each, and the wearer simply
stands erect and slides forward, one feot
serving as leverage for the other. In
motion, the zinc flaps lie fiat in the water.
Upon hating they fall, acting as break
water and preventing the walker from
being carried backward.
Whistler walked yesterday without a
balance pole, and for twenty minutes
walked with ease. He moved about sixty
feet from the warf, aud met with no
mishap. The crowd cheered the slender
looking youugster.
He proposes to give an exhibition OF
aquatic pedestrianism off the Cliff House,
and to take knife along with him to
kill and seals which might attempt to
dispute his progress. His next feat will
be to walk on the river from Sacramento
to the bay of San Francisco.
Whistler was born in this city, is near
ly 10 years of age, and has given success
full exhibitions of his water walking on
the Harlem River.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Little Bit Previous
Boston Courier

's'g Is a revival in progress in a town
81 from Boston, and various Incl
lave marked the progress of the
.I grace Among others is related
'r''''os' which has at least the mer-
"1--''fa'lng the phase of human ma
w. ladies' quarreled about a year
ava nave since then refused to rec.
saeh other. One of them, moved
.'o4 leHt sermon, delivered by re-
|, !. va Inc need of brutherly love,
l.. ~ 'ff ueiEhbor and endeavored to
cancellation. She expressed
@ ,Aat there should have been
l. s-'ls between them, took rather
.+ t, She felt to be her fair share
s'a,ne' and said that she had come
'"eF could not be friends once
woman heard all this in ST
VIVA an unsoftened glitter in
ga a" very we'll, she said. spite
.as'' bot You ought to have come
--als ago
aA Of grace ii the heart of the
IT, up n an instant and went
oi'od flushed in her cheeks.
~, 'ald' rising with much dig
- mean that I have come six
as breach between the pair
Saaa sver. ~ p'''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

-. .- nan OF about p years of age.
/. ee -.5' Ia height, with = rather
r. p'ezion and jet black ewes.
, na., fsai Western Union buildjne
..,s wv. ABOUT 8 O'Clock, GOES up to
'als ~. u the elyator. enters his
ess. ~. 'nroWs of his coat ana
- Il. ~ work. About 4 o'clock be
Auins walks down to IN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
NEEDING IN THE EvARrs FAMILY.
The Senator'S Eldest Son to Marry Miss Con
over. of South Amboy.
washington Cor New York Sun.

Washington Cor. New York Sun,
Senator Evarts' eldest son, the Rev.
Prescott Evarts, and Miss COnoyer, of
South Amboy, n. j., are to be married on
the 22d of June. 1t will be a morning
church Wedding, and it is said that all the
Evarts family will go on to South Anboy
to be present at the first sons marriage.
As the Senator has four married dsugh-
tiers. one unmarried, and four sons, "all
the Evarts family" means something OF
Q company. The groom is assistant rec
tor of the Church of the Holy Communion
in New York, having been ordained about
a year ago. The bride was spoken Of the
other day a. perfect gem" and the re-
ply was. well, Prescott is perfect Jew
al." From this one infers that the cou-
pie efe mutually admired b. their re.
spective families rather more than falls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
LnckN I'm Arnnnd.


NV 114E'E 7EE173
That poem of mine has been rejected
by the Tyre"
That's lucky"
"For which OF us?"
"Both.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
lie Wasn't a Very Fly Boy.
Oxford lMe.l Adyertlser.

Que day during the pedagogical career
of the eccentric Tom Wight, poor little
ragged urchin, entered complaint that
some of the larger boys had got his knife,
but which one he was unable to state.
Diligent inquiry was make, but all to no
purpose. The teacher then gave them a
sound lecture on the wickedness and folly
of thieving, concluding by stating that q
big fy was now crawling over the nose OF
the very lad who had stolen tho knife
Quick as a flash Que of the members
members clapped his hand to the place
indicated. Now. young man, said Uncle
Tom. "dislo6ge.n Tie knife was imme-
diately returned to its rightful owner, the
thief took his tarnis hing like little man
and the matter wac dismissed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

The Berlin police photograph criminals
in profile so as to show the left esr. The
theory is that the features of the face
change, but the ear does not, and also that
no two persons have identical ears.
violin 236 years old is owne1 "
Louis Dutrow of Franklin county Penn
sylvania
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21

The Saturday half -holiday has been an
English custom for years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
Got Him At Last.

Take pleasure in discharging this man"
said an Arkansaw judge, as reported by the
Traveller. by the way. sir what is your
rams?n
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-12

> The abovsTnwsrd will DO paia for the Gr''t
and ppbyicsicn Of any party or parties fouS,
guilty Of stealing, Killing Or running o.
'Gltsfirg brands or marks Of any live. sso's
belonsina 20 any sasnbsr es ,lhs NetsGs u"
s'o'A 4ss0-t'9n' s,i-cIa q Il
aHO10n RUssEIL. cPsssidsa,.'i
faAt'aaa's III az 'isiE @
,'ss.sfii eo,Hs D, NIXON. ssssssW
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-12
NOTICE OF PROOF OF
WILL.

IHTHE D1srRioT ooyKro THE STAT 4
~ pf Neyada in aud FIR klio opun,y =.
In the rnatter Of the estate Of .. n RANb
deceased. 5ga ~ u sYl SrI
iNIoT1CE IS aEREBY GIVEN THAT MON.
~ day the fourteenth day of November, 1851.
stso'clock a. N. ofsaid day, and the co1rt foo,a
Of said sconrts ap shss coynty Q, Elko, stats
Of Nevada, have boon apr Ointed a. the
tmsshd place for proving Che will Of said ..
II, RAND, dsesased. and for. hearing the sppli.
cation Of Mrs. MARY RLLRN RAND fof' the
issuance TO her Of letters teatsmenas,S
,a-..... .,...,. Q. ., wnRsAs., ciszR. !,
=. ". DoHsnx and ia. PLusngB,
AttorhSys foz Rss,tiSnsn. Z
patsA OF. ., 1ssi. 1870 ysEryS s
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
r lid HOUSE,
HOUSEHOLDS REMEDIES
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15

On School street the other day burly
Hibernian was at work on a roof removing
ice from gutter, His position was dan
gerous one, but this did not seem to give
him so much uneasiness as did the temer-
ity of pedestrians who persisted in passing
below close to the building. The warnings
of the men who were guarding the danger
Gus section of sidewalk were repeatedly
disregarded, and the Irishman, at length
becoming thoroughly exasperated at this
continued display of foolhardiness, shouted
from his lofty perch If / drop ON the
heads of some of We, begorra, yell wish
yed kept out O that. Boston Budget.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15

A remarkable triple wedding was cele-
brated IN Lancaster county, Penn, recently
William c. Brandt was married to Miss
Betty Albright at the residence of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Creidler, who at the same time cele.
brated their wedding-iftieth marriage an
niversary-and the parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Brandt, celebrated their
silver wedding, or twenty-fifth marriage
anniversary. Some of the guests came over
900 miles to be present on the occasion
The presents for each of the couples were
numerous, both useful and ornamental
Baltimore american
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The following have been appointed clerks o.
the different Senate committees Roads and
Highways, C. S. Smith Printing r. J. Blaine
Elections. Silas Penny; Agriculture. Jennie
Coffin: Hospitals, n. E. Briceland Judiciary,
Charles 7. Hegarty and j. Taylor Houx; Claims
G. +. McCarty; City and Town governments, L.
E Chartrand: Miues and Mining, j. A Adair;
Public Buildings, John Ryan; Chinese Immi-
grafton, $. Burke; attaches and Contingent Elk
S S Finance + J. Ford Banks and II Bank
ing, L. Gesford: Education J. I Mcconnell
Corporations, E. +. Bernhard; Military, John
Mitchell; Fish and Game, George ". peckham
State Library, Jacob Randolph.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15

The Associated Pioneers of the Terrific
rial days of California will eat their twelfth
annual dinner in New York on January
18th. Generals Sherman and Schofeld,
Commodore Hardie and Charles Croker
are among the guests invited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Good Educational Chance.

FRENCH tPARIsIAN), GERMAN CvERNAC
L ular), Spanish (Castil.) Italian, Hebrew,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, ETC., taught in pr!
vate lessons single or in classes, by an acknowl'
edged scholar OF unrivaled success in these
languages Fluent and correct conversation
guaranteed il two months. Highest recommen-
dations and references. For prospectus, etc.
address or call on DR.. BERSON, SIS y street.
I-2pimTuThS
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DIED.

Sacramento, January 13-Eriquia, eldest daugh-
ter of j. and J. Encinas, native of of Mexico,
aged years, month and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of her parents, Front
street, between and P, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
MARRIED,

Near Elk Grove January 13-By Rev. H. c.
Tallman, Of Elk Grove. Frank Graham to
Mary Chalmers, both of Elk Grove
In Angels December 2-Thomas NJ. Hunter to
Mrs. Mollie c. Williamson.
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Dyspepsia

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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

rwENTY-sEvENTH SESSION = ELEVENTH
DAY.
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COVERED WITH BLOTCHES,

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RORN.

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ASSEMBLY.

The House met at II A. NJ. Speaker Jordan in
the chair. Quorum present. Prayer by the
Chaplain, Rev. Z. r. Ollie.
Weber. Chairman of the Committee on Mile
age reported in favor of allowing Ms. L. c.
SIratton SO 50 mileage, and the report was
Curry. Chairman of the Committee on At
tsches and EMPLOYEES, in accordance with the
instructions from the House. reported back all
the resolutions that had been referred to it,
giving places TO host of useless attaches. and
recommending that they do not pass:
Nariel Chairman of the Judiciary Committee,
had decided for the present Ct least TO get along
without porter. He was of the opinion that
the services OF porter for that committee could
be dispensed with during the entire session.
The Judiciary Committee, to which the fol
lowing resolution by MT. Shanahan was referred,
reported it back and requested that II be sent to
the Committee on Chinese and Chinese Imuli-
grafton.
Resolued. That the Judiciary Committee is
hereby requested TO ascertain and report to this
House. at the earliest possible moment, what
action may be taken under the Constitution of
this state and United States 10 prevent Chinese
coming into this state; to discourage the pres
ence of Chinese in the State, and to bring about
the deportation of Chinese now here.
II was so ordered.
MORE BILLS.
The following bills were introduced. and re-
ferred to the proper committees
By Misunderstanding new section to the
codes providing for the analyzing of mineral
waters, and prevent the adulteratlon OF the
same.
BY misunderstanding for the removal of
the mineral cabinet from the State Library.
1.-THE bill provides that the Governor shall ap-
point a Board of Trustees consisting of three
persons to select a place where the cabinet
shall be located. the location to be made with a
view to the safety of the cabinet from Gestruc-
ton, and to keeping the same open for inspec-
ton by the public. The sum of $500 is appro-
priated to provide for the expense of removing
the cabinet
BY Ellsworth-To pay Elisha A. Crosby the
sum of S.. GOO tor money expended in behalf of
the state. This claim was presented 10 the
Legislature for TIE first time in 1850 Crosby was
Project of the Sacramento district in 1919 and
claims TO have expended ,Ihe money in provid-
ing for the first general election ever held in the
State.i
By Heath-Amendatory Of the Act inco7po-
rating the ciN of Santa Barba a.
BY Notwithstanding certain sections Of the
County Government Act
By Gould-Amending Sections and of the
Act establishing agricultural districts.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention, Exempts = The -
regular annual election for officers &36T
of the Exempt Firemen's Associa- -
tion of Sacramento, will be held on - .
TUESDAY, the 25th day of JANUARY, 1887, al
Firemens Hall, on Eighth street. betweenJ and
K, Sacramento. The officers of election are
Eli Mayo, Judge; C. NJ. Folger and Henry Myers
Inspectors. The polls Will be open from to
p NJ. member three months in arrears fol
dues and fines cannot vote.
Dated Sacramento January Is, 1887.
JOHN A. HUNT, President
VIM AVERY, Secretary, la15-td
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letter OF THE SCALP.

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Everybody is aware that We are closing out our Fall
and Winter Millinery The stock is large yet. Meet in
that Department To-day
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LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.
Below is given complete list of the
members of the Senate and Assembly, with
SENATORS.

their address, in this city:
cur.-nna
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15

FRIDAY, january II, 1857.
The Senate was called to order at Il a. N. by
Lieutenant Governor Waterman. Roll called
and quorum present. Journal read and ap-
proved
Mr. Caminetti read dispatch announcing the
death of a member of the family of A. +. Jones.
The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Yell :
Resolred, That the senate learns with deep re
yret the sad bereavement which has befallen
our brother Senator, A. Z. Jones, in the loss oil
his little one and we extend to him and his sor
rowing family our heartfelt sympathy and con
dolence.
Adopted.
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Gd,tutubjucbt aebetlt.

ginem alien sr;te, Der bon Der praIis sus
riidaesoaen Isbt, burbs bur@ einen oitinoii1en
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beeetabiIii6en SeiImitteIs fir bic ibnelle uno
bauernbe SsiIuns ben eunsenf1ipinbiud
Bronchitis, Gatarrb, afbma uno allen $al3.
rnb 9unaeufranEbeitsu aussebanoist. Mud
Elm Mittel fir poftibe. rabiiaIe eeiInns bon
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Radsem Der DottOrbie fpunoerbaren Se,ltrafte
in tauIcubeu Eduen crprobt bate, erahtete er
es fir ieiue Yaidt, bas Mittel isinen leioenoen
MitmenIden bsfdnnt gu MAIDEN. Bon eieiem
Motib uuD @unI6 setrieben, banbelte er. SD
lenbe bieles Rcstpt f~oitenirci an ale, Die es
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ider Spra6s, nit boiler anpeiiuns Der Ger.
iieuuua unb bss 6ebrauds. Seuee aorehs
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unb i'd fenbe es iOfOrt. &. U. Hopes, 14s
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4nmenoung gu bringen, o6er Elm albea
res @eieb, ueldes bic Grri6tung elmer
9lrt BON YrObibitions : Sribunal pers
fiigt, Dor pel6es ale Strafdle gebrabt
werben, beuen gegeniiber man Ben Co.
eal6eb0rben nidt Bic erpiini9te Strens
&c s%utraut. Sn 8erbinbung nit bies
fem neuen Ober : Sribunal miiBte ein
gan3es Seer BON SpibeIu unb S9niihe
lern aQer Dirt iteben, bic i'm gan3erl
State berum gu reiien unb LIBERAL als
8robibitions S%piirbunbe 81 fungiren
bGtten. NatiirIi6 miibten oieielben
nit BEN 8%efugniien Der Sberiffs unb
@ouliables ausgeriiftet iein, I'm ieoers
seit uub in ieoem beliebigen @ounip
8erbaftungen bornebmen 81 f0nnen.
Sobann miiBte Der Staat ipeciele
Staatsanwdlte einieben, bic LIBERAL in
ben Counties als 6fentli9e &ntldger
auftreten miiBten, mo man ben bonn
0olte erpdblten Nntpdlten ni6t traut.
Mber bann bliebe INNER nod Der Wi=
oerItano Der @el1worenen ;u befiegen.
Da gdbe es benn nur nod ein einsiges
Wittel, Inn au6 biergegen auffommeu
sn f6nren unb oas wdre cine coercion
bill" nod irii9senglii6em Mufer.
Wie man bort bic 8eiimniung ge'
troffen bat, bab iiberaa oa, mo bic
Ourdfhbrung bes 8eieBes auf localen
Wiberfan3 ft6Bt, Der b~etrefenbe pros
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gebra6t tperben fam, mo iener Wibers
fano nift gu befiir9ten itebt-io tuiirbe
es oanrt aud itattbaft iein, baB bei'
Ipielsmeiie Elm prOeeB tpegen nebertre'
tung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Seis
ten zines Wirtbes in Sun Nntonio nod
6lorespiae berlegt unb bon elmer oortis
gen Surp perbanbelt werben f6nnte.
Gewib cine erbauli6e 9lusi6t!-
Nun, gliidli9ermeife 1T bic 8orauss
febuns, BON melder mir bel bieIer ges
tra1tung Der r@Dniequenaen bes pros
Editions Qmenbements" ausgingen,
nod ni9t eingetroffen unb wirb bofs
fentli6 aud ni1t eitttreHen. IS f6as
bet aber Mdts, tuenn man t6 bic
Sadie einmal bergegenpdrtigt, ipie es
fommer muB. tuenn man ni9t bafir
iorgt, baB bic WabI bonn a. Iuguit NIT
einem gIdnsenben Siege Der Nntisp Bros
bi6itionifea abi1Iiebt. Man forge
6afiir, benn III bas ENHANCEMENT eins
nal angenommeu, bann 1T aud bic
ginfiibrung ter eben gei6iloerten 3us
ffdrtbe nur nod cine Grage ber 3eit!
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g.. s.. Muuer,

2O5 Wet : s o nj mereetra e.
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr gemdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &Ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb Sell # e II.
unb ferner neben 3eidnensM aterialien
aler Nrt. Garben unb anreis
der : M aterialien, beIonoers
Sammers fertig gemif6te
Tarben, bic beiteu unb biligffen i'm
Marfte, bic utter boiler 8arantie bers
fault werben. Sen # Is unb 8 b e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Nrtitel; tporin Serr Wfiiler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiien bes Staa.
tes bot. 9luftrdse aus benz 2anbe per'
ben prompt ausgeflbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-09
@mt. SSHtus q sDbm.

rlnfere 9auptnabruug it unb bIeibt
bas 6leil9, unb Inn folGes frif9 uuo
gut 3u erlangen, fam man unm6gli9
einen superldifseren Marft finbeH, als
ben BON Wm. S6fling & Sobn, No.
511 ape. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 9unben &e6nung ges
trager unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
talte 9uftmai6ine erri6tet, mel9e allen
Inforberungen fir @rbaltung unb gnts
fernuus f6dblider Sngrebienaen 6es
Sleii6es entipri9t. sic baben beffdns
6ig in ibren 8iebbOfen einen grOBen
80rratb bon Waffbieb, aus tpeldem
nur bas Bette fir ibre Gunoen gepdblt
uirb. Wer reel bebient feiH mill. Der
6eIu9e ben Marft, No. 511
MDenue 6. 1,1Ot1i